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Intergalactic Ponce wrote: Not a Metallica fan but it is a great video. It's a shame as there are a lot of good things on the DVD. My feeling on the film is that the parts (the action/stunts) are greater than the whole. The work done by the production/stunt crew is amazing when viewed in isloation on the featurettes. It's just when you see the work within the context of the film I personally just start yawning and looking at my watch. If the human characters are invincible, how can the audience be involved in the outcome of the many fights?

Not a Metallica fan but it is a great video. It's a shame as there are a lot of good things on the DVD. My feeling on the film is that the parts (the action/stunts) are greater than the whole. The work done by the production/stunt crew is amazing when viewed in isloation on the featurettes. It's just when you see the work within the context of the film I personally just start yawning and looking at my watch. If the human characters are invincible, how can the audience be involved in the outcome of the many fights?

Intergalactic Ponce wrote: Don't worry. You're not alone with MI2. I too inexplicably bought this DVD (at a sale price I hasten to add) even though I disliked the film. I was more interested in the Special features on the disc (which were more interesting than the film) and the Ben Stiller 'Being Tom Crooze' bit.

Don't worry. You're not alone with MI2. I too inexplicably bought this DVD (at a sale price I hasten to add) even though I disliked the film. I was more interested in the Special features on the disc (which were more interesting than the film) and the Ben Stiller 'Being Tom Crooze' bit.

Slave2Horror wrote: mine was the emperors new groove!!! HAHAHA!!!! i love that movie!! haha my first dvds were a christmas present they were the adam sandler naughty and nice box set the one with little nickey and the wedding singer and I watch them all the time

Criterion Robocop and South Park: BL&U were the first. After that I think it was The Matrix and The Spy Who Shagged Me. I went for region one from the start, but I bought The Matrix and TSWSM in the UK because it was two for £30 in Virgin stores at the time. I soon regretted it when I found out one was cut and the other was missing a hidden feature.